Daniel’s current work is shaped by a world in rapid transition.

Technology, artificial intelligence, automation and increasingly complex systems are changing the way we live, communicate, create and understand our place within society. Ideas that once belonged almost entirely to science fiction are becoming part of everyday life.

These shifts sit at the centre of much of Daniel’s industrial and cinematic work.

The music explores the tension between human instinct and technological control, between progress and uncertainty, and between the possibilities of the future and the systems being built around us now. Themes of surveillance, power, resistance, identity and transformation move through the work, not as fixed narratives, but as reflections of the time in which it is being created.

There is an inherent contradiction within technology: it can expand human possibility while simultaneously creating new forms of dependence, abstraction and control. That tension provides fertile ground for sound.

Rather than attempting to predict the future, the work responds to the present — amplifying its unease, momentum, beauty, violence and extraordinary potential.

In that sense, the music is both imagined and documentary: a soundtrack to a future that is already beginning.